What is the Automotive Maintenance Work Safety Management System?

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07/24/25 6:47pm
Introduction to the Automotive Maintenance Work Safety Management System is as follows: Safety First: Conscientiously implement the principle of "safety first, prevention foremost" and relevant national work safety laws and regulations, establish safety management systems suitable for the unit and safe operating procedures for various jobs and electromechanical equipment, and regularly inspect the implementation of these systems. Work Safety Law: In accordance with the requirements of the "Work Safety Law," set up a leadership organization for work safety management. Production departments and teams should be equipped with full-time (or part-time) work safety management personnel responsible for supervising, educating, and inspecting employees' compliance with safe operating procedures. Regular Training: Conduct regular work safety education and safety knowledge training, instructing employees to strictly follow the process flows, process standards, and safe operating procedures for various jobs, and prohibiting any violation of regulations. Professional Operation: Before repairing a vehicle, ensure that the vehicle is securely parked and lifted. Lifting equipment should be operated by designated personnel, and non-staff members are not allowed under the vehicle. No maintenance of lifting equipment is permitted while the vehicle is raised. Road testing of vehicles must be conducted by licensed and skilled test drivers on designated road sections. Regular Inspection: Toxic, flammable, explosive items, chemicals, dust, corrosive agents, pollutants, pressure vessels, etc., should have safety protection measures and facilities. Pressure vessels and instruments must undergo regular inspections as required by relevant authorities.
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